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I agree, love the smell and sounds, the best sound for me is the start of the chuff chuff sound followed up by the whistle gives me goosebumps and takes me back to childhood every time, our granddaughter is interested too, but due to sensitive ears the whistle can be a bit much for her but otherwise she loves them. We have not far from us a place called Foxfield Railway, so Grandad, myself our son and granddaughter went and while we waited we had a look round their museum I felt small like a child, they were so big and beautiful. It was only a short trip forward and back but we all loved it so much.
What a treasure chest of beautiful trains, I already knew Sir Nigel Greasley and I met the new ones I had never seen before. I have written down their numbers and names this time. I thought I would remember all the numbers and names but my memory isn't as good as I thought it was so I am getting a special book just to keep their names in. I was too young to train spot originally so I am making up for lost time now thanks to you do all the hard work for me hoping that will change and I can get out and about and see these beauties in person. Thanks so much for doing this you are a star!💖⭐
You're welcome! Thank you for watching! 60007 Sir Nigel Greasley was probably the most famous loco there. The other main attraction was brand new 32424 Beachy Head was she was only finished this Summer and was a winning loco for me and many others.
@@HenrysAdventures So it was like another maiden voyage for Beachy Head, unfortunately Beachy Head was known as lovers leap too, but I see a beautiful sandy beach with a red and white striped lighthouse! ( don't actually know what this place looks like but she doesn't deserve to be connected with the less nice side of this area)She is beautiful and I am looking forward to seeing her again.
@@annbeirne9583 While it very sad people have used Beachy Head for the wrong reasons. The naming of the loco celebrates the good things about Beachy Head.
henry dat war ein best movie zum sonday i werde heute good schlafen and von GB dreamen wishe dir noch ein nice sonday and morning eine tolle new woche lover henry😉😊😇🥰😘
They certainly know how to put on a show down there! I went yesterday and will be editing my footage in due course. Anthony Furnival was there too, so no doubt we'll be seeing his footage before too long.
hey henry GB lässt anscheint nice grüssen dat bei me in lübben the kälte angecomen is weil i heute morning gemerkt habe dat es draussen ziemlich kalt is da dachte i an euch😉😊😇
What power in those giants of steam! Such a shame that they can run no faster than 25mph on a heritage railway. There is a case for updating the Light Railways Act to allow trains to run to at least 40mph, given appropriate infrastructure.
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Hattons of London are specialists in rare and exclusive coins. Celebrate 100 years since the naming of Flying Scotsman with the release of this world-first range of 22-carat gold sovereign coins. Click the link to get yours now from just £69... Or secure the more exclusive double sovereign in the range and receive a piece of the authentic Flying Scotsman boiler tube so you can actually own your very own piece of Britain’s most famous locomotive!
Nothing beats the sound of the steam trains, or the smell. Thanks Henry.😊
You're welcome! Thank you for watching! :)
I agree, love the smell and sounds, the best sound for me is the start of the chuff chuff sound followed up by the whistle gives me goosebumps and takes me back to childhood every time, our granddaughter is interested too, but due to sensitive ears the whistle can be a bit much for her but otherwise she loves them. We have not far from us a place called Foxfield Railway, so Grandad, myself our son and granddaughter went and while we waited we had a look round their museum I felt small like a child, they were so big and beautiful. It was only a short trip forward and back but we all loved it so much.
Beautiful selection of engines. Been taking a look at the new webcams over the weekend.
Thank you for watching! It was a great weekend and I'm loving their new webcams.
What a treasure chest of beautiful trains, I already knew Sir Nigel Greasley and I met the new ones I had never seen before. I have written down their numbers and names this time. I thought I would remember all the numbers and names but my memory isn't as good as I thought it was so I am getting a special book just to keep their names in. I was too young to train spot originally so I am making up for lost time now thanks to you do all the hard work for me hoping that will change and I can get out and about and see these beauties in person. Thanks so much for doing this you are a star!💖⭐
You're welcome! Thank you for watching! 60007 Sir Nigel Greasley was probably the most famous loco there. The other main attraction was brand new 32424 Beachy Head was she was only finished this Summer and was a winning loco for me and many others.
@@HenrysAdventures So it was like another maiden voyage for Beachy Head, unfortunately Beachy Head was known as lovers leap too, but I see a beautiful sandy beach with a red and white striped lighthouse! ( don't actually know what this place looks like but she doesn't deserve to be connected with the less nice side of this area)She is beautiful and I am looking forward to seeing her again.
@@annbeirne9583 While it very sad people have used Beachy Head for the wrong reasons. The naming of the loco celebrates the good things about Beachy Head.
Fantastic captures and share Henry! Looked like a wonderful visit! Love me some steam! (Dave).
Thank you very much!
@@HenrysAdventures your very welcome.
henry dat war ein best movie zum sonday i werde heute good schlafen and von GB dreamen wishe dir noch ein nice sonday and morning eine tolle new woche lover henry😉😊😇🥰😘
Brilliant video Henry .Had I known you were there I would have come to say Hello .
Thank you! Maybe you'll see me at another railway, if so, do come and say hello!
Great video Henry
Thank you very much!
They certainly know how to put on a show down there! I went yesterday and will be editing my footage in due course. Anthony Furnival was there too, so no doubt we'll be seeing his footage before too long.
Thank you for watching! They certainly do. I'll look out for your videos.
@@HenrysAdventures I've put a couple on here, but mostly they're on my other photo sharing site. The one beginning with an F which isn't Faceache...
Saw you there. Hope you had a nice day
Thank you for watching! I had a great day and I hope you did to!
Nice video
Thank you!
hey henry GB lässt anscheint nice grüssen dat bei me in lübben the kälte angecomen is weil i heute morning gemerkt habe dat es draussen ziemlich kalt is da dachte i an euch😉😊😇
Thank you for watching! :)
Any idea why the occasional wrong line running at Kingscote please?
Thank you for watching! I wondered that to as it caught me one on one occasion.
What power in those giants of steam! Such a shame that they can run no faster than 25mph on a heritage railway. There is a case for updating the Light Railways Act to allow trains to run to at least 40mph, given appropriate infrastructure.
Thank you! Yes, that would be great.